New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-08
BOSTONHONORS PAINE AND BURGESS
BIG DEMONSTRATION AT FANEUlL HALL.
THE OWNER AND DESIGNER OF THE VOLUNTEER
GET ROYAL "ECgPrGOS-GEN PAINES SPEECH.
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Boston. Oct. The reception to General Paine and
Mr.. Burgess IN Paneu Hall this evening was success
ful popular demonstration inhonor OF the men VINO nave
done much for American yachting interests The hall
tasteuy decorated with flags and signals or various
yachts The stage decorated with the two brass can
non and the pinnacle OF the Volunteer. portrait OF
General Paines grandfather Robert Treat Paine.
Of Revolutionary fame. which has long hung
on the south side OF the hail. was
draped the and stripes Above the stage, Ia
large letters white background, were the words :
Puritan. Maynower. Volunteer At each end OF tho
stage were floral cirblems OF the Volunteer about eight
feet in length There also beautiful floral emblem
of the Americas Cup. little larser th'n the
original 1t composed Of 1900 howeIs
The hall was densey crowded before 6 o'clock, ana
when General Paine and Mr. Burgess appeared on tho
platform they greeted with great enthusiasm.
Mayor Brien called the meeting to order, and made
brief and complimentary speech General Paine then
stepped forward and received with tremendous APP
plause. He said
Mr. MAYOR AND FFiLow.CiTzKSs: thank you sincerely
for great honor which have done me ANA hk you
still greeting with which Won nave re-
% SS ns nn ai no ID not soT how
nieres! ~ ina. tnp peryaica the woe NJ 'i hoT
ars This gathering mere ioneht proves e9ncnsgey no"
the Whole community II the issue OF
been sc 'H 49, anG TIA. coa'o WIZ be the greatest
oosshle To n FOR ever fear sir expect
.ometpg about the races but ihosc you who yachts
men have read all n details o. the in the papers ana
estrl IN The le.ls Laughter wish to that one OF
principal which TO VIC success OF ie
late coA.s' W. nr a. '. Ur s we Knew low To meet
zach, by lag that ever i:nnchc on te o1nsr
| SIDE OF the Ausutc and ore tat - issIep now
Than sref5 many 1s'y y ypor@ny ppnSey to
snk Captain il All and The Officers AMI d me voun
eer who regret mol able To be r. TO ni-h Des ~
them Tor .nl their splen i work rom t
ginning eat SO better men ever rod tie decA o. y-'h
' Wish also p1bnclv to taak heartily know how
the time when NewYorS I'D everything ~ Their
power 10 help Us AMI by thr per,Onal s7tvo' ~
Aer Yachts. Evcfy man 'hlt we met In Ne" Pr III
everything in hs powrr snd lat hg' Io EN-
| applause who brought the Puritan on 70 va
YaS FOR me parg9s Of a GSp ons co %i awe it
wa very kindly act and exceed ngly useu ous
There one tins more tlat WIS., u sF 10 W. , ~,
w@std up to MS 'as cup Mat nc,
want very much Great l.nsht.r iA' p var AMI the
contests gong To be swei every year hnt INN.
that cup here 50 on yoans friend Mr Burgess con-
tiues hs work. Great applause
Mr. Burgess. who followed General Paine. wa'
received wiki applause no less 'or'l"I
than hal been accorded the enterprl-ins
concluded by thanking his friends ior the honor con
erred ms edocls 10 promote the Interests Oh c
Snccrars were also maJe during the evening by GOV
error Amcs Frederick o. Prince. the Rev D. iioItoh
Professor William Everett Genera. BanHsi ahei bIiH9n
Charles Levi Woodbury. and cNConete'slHsu lpNci,"-
Du~iuc the evening !e .tes real fro General %
Ter, DT. oliver Wcnieu Homes, COHSIs's.'h Luz"
/ r. B. Forbes judge DeVeus. ami others eN-
Ires.tmc rrr~et NJ their inab!nty Dee present.
A poem was road by tho Rev Mlnot j. savage Oh lhe
Church OF the Unity 81 actual couh its Ah'MH ,"t
J ny the rccepiOa. General Paine Wa occasioLhly
given a rest ny intrrspcssns speeches thtoue4oul '
the exrrc SEES CAPTAIN Hal aad tao Volunteer csc" ar
rived about O'Clock ANA were given royal iecepo"